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D E S C H U T E S , C R O O K CO U N TY, O REG O N , .JULY 25, 1905.
Death of the Pope.
U>r manufacturing ami snvs that
On Monday aiternoon. July 20th. Deschutes river timber is the sub
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V*ectm-d the death of Pope Leo the ject of much discussion union*:
Û C X ! I f who for twenty five years had Eastern lumbermen who frequently
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been supreme head of the Roman visit portlund. Mi Jor.es is an in-
'Jib,
Uati.olie Uhtir» h. Hern March ¿ml. strut.tot at the Bishop Scott Aead-
regon
aw
1810 at Carpineto, Italy, Joachim emv and tlie tYil* is in the nature of
S î î O R t L i l t * Recei, tbcon :ii his family trsfocia- an out in'*; for him. They cefciti luted
t¡oil's " hie! were of a high eharae-; their journe.v up the fiver jft\tdm*s-
ter. ‘eArLv evinced
devotion to il-av and Will
over Lake and
a k »
relit:¡On • life
This, You pil'd with Klamath count ivi and also visit
SA LT LAKE-, DENVER, the death of hi> mother, a a saintlv Dratci lake“ hcfqre returning to'
woman, when he was only fourteen Portland. Both arc tot liter Wis
K A N S A S CITY,
years
o f age, c lit sod him to outline consin gentlemen andare pernia
C h icago , s r . L ouis,
a
course
and pursue it with the nently located in Ortgnii.
Mr.
N E W YORK.
constancy and ability which finally bleed is " i l l return te» our city in
'Ocean steam rs between Portland raised him to the papal chair at aheiut a nieinth.
and San Krun-iseo every five days. the death of Pope Pius IX in 1S7>
Presbyterian Church Organized
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t hat Pope Leo’s reign of a quarter
At the- meeting in the* sehoid
Tickets to and from all jurts of the j contuLv ha* K-en one of historical
t ’ nitisl Slates Cana la and I’ urepe.
significance in the world’s affair house e>Ve‘I' which Rev. W. S. Holt
For particulars will on or address,
ami one of power unapproaeheel by pre sided Monday night, a church
I. H. FREDERICY, Agent, j contemporary rulers of nations organization was effected t<> be
O r e g o n , must be adlllitteel.
riie* passing of kmiwn as the First Presbyterian
. no man in emr time could be more Church of Bend. A -tart was made
with te n charter members ai'd. us
universally mourned.
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others had previously signified
Newspaper Men Visit Us.
tlu.ir intention of coming in, it is
E. A. Putcrhaugh and Paul De-: lik d y that this numbe r will 1.»-
I Laney, who have b»*e-n touring Con- materially increase! ! before lennr
All kinds of wagon work dol.e I tral Oregon in the interests of the An eider, hoard e>f trustees ami
| Oregem Daily Journal, spent Sun' clerk we re elected and installed,
Horseshoeing a specialty.
day ami Monday at this place.; ami the' trust», s givem the work of
. These gentlemen traveled in a spe-, circulating the suhscriiitiem list.
Shop opposite schoolhouse j ,.i a l conveyance with the name of The amount stibscril e el at this time
B E N D , OREGON.
I their paper prominently displayed
nearly five hundred dollars.
and have* had a voty successful trip With such a start in membe rship
NO. 0,
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Prices
The B E N D M E R C A N T IL E CO.
carries a fail ¿ineof Groceries, H a rd
ware, Stoves, Boots, S h ie st D ry Qoods
etc., etc.
A. H. G R A N 'f, Manager.
O’
BE N D ,
OREGON
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M i l l a r d T r ip le t t
B L A C K S M IT H
C. S. E D W A R D S ,
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Reserved for
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In traveling over twelve hundred I and subscribed funds it should he
I miles Mr. DeLaney has gathered no trouble to have a church build
Physician and Surgeon, ; vahl, w<!
(„r
ing at this place within a very
BEND. OREFON.
s pc'»-nil Central Oregon edition short tini *.
Offici* opposite t!> T. It. T>. Co’s StÓVc. which Will appear about Sept. 1st.
An FneJIess Figlu.
Mr. 'Pftterbaugh tie* Journal’s 1ms-
Kentucky, fur the k; a "W\Tft
Wptesci.tiilive.- fe ft former
A. H. GRANT,
St.Pa'iVl man. :*.’rul wn! for many months, has been furnishing the
V o t a t a p c b i . i c .
years eYmnected With the
loneer country not only with whiskey and
OAîcc fit Be’nd'Mercantile Co.’s store
race-lmrses Imi with sensational
Press of that city.
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news. Breathitt county has lie*en
UK NO , OltKOON.
VeAmg Folks Make Merry.
ve*ry use ful to the newspapers.
Mr. and Mrs (.’has. Brock enter-
TIMBER L A M ) NOTICE.
IIe*r<* has existed for some years a
hs -. vi -' ::uThM::NT,
tained a partyof yfiung folks at their
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. United Statu* Lund Office, Lakeview, Oregon
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tetiel. known as t!ie* m.rgis-Cookrill
M.ty. s. liHK». V - i. " i> hereby given flint in
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compliance with,the provisions of the act of home in Lytle last »Saturday even- ^
In sparring for advantage;
June T 1878, entilled ‘ An act for t.lie sale of
ing.
Games
of
various
kinds
and
timber la id Is in tli‘ * states of ( alift’ rnia. Ore
the*
feudists
have* thusfar killed j
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory,” as
extended to all tjlie public
land
Mates, a flower guessing contest were1 111 i twenty-seven persons.
TV. nil' T \\'i l’on N, PUOI'*.
The Hargis
by act of
.yupTi't 1, 1892, the following
in and refreshments consist | f *• „ _ •
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persona
have
tiled in
ibis
office dulged
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factum are in control of the county |
th eirsworn *taiennvMs 1 wit:
ing of ice cream and cuke se-rvi’il |
Arthur L, Templeton
office's
and a suit was brought to!
of Prineville. c e u r i y i f Crook. state ot Oregon,
In the gm- s-
sworn statement No. 972. for the ptircha* ■ of late in the evening.
oust them from oiticc hy opposing
IN DKSCIU’ TKS.
the s\v‘ , «e1, sec 2.” , hN.rie1^ and He‘ .4 ne'4 . ec
ing contest Miss Marion W’eist cap
2D, tp 28 >, r 10 v w . P)
claimants,
one J. B. Marcum act
Frank \\i Shepard
of Shaiiiko, county ,
state of Oregon, tured first prize and Mr. Foster the> ing as attorm-y for llie- contestants.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF WINI.S. LIQUORS, Bl.l RS AM) CIGARS
purchase of
■sworn Maternent No. ,»ss for t li
CONSTANTLY ON HAM).
the t
sE, m v ' y see 19, tp 2* s, r 10 e. w. m hoohy prize. Those present were the* Marcum
was killeel and a man
T b a f they will olf- ruro of t»> show thiit the
land sought is mor* valuable for its timber or Misses Keever, Brock. Cox, WTe*ist. named Ewell saw the de e-el com-1
tstone t ban for agricultural purposes, and to
j Eastern (s-ojtle- .'ere ' s|ie*e-iafiy inv^te-ei to give- tin* ItnfTe-i a e-oll w I<e• 11 in tin- .it
'establish their claim to said Iah«l before W. A. Dano and West and Messrs Ricli-
Bell. F. S, ruinnii“ ,«>‘;v‘ *r at Prineville. Oreg<m
arelson, Steffi*. Kennedy, Brocker.
on uednessday, the *»tl\ day of August, 1{H*.
men named White- ami Je-tt were-;
They name tts v iuv* >'
l ran'-is J. Devine,
Accommodation« First Class in Every Respect.
Thomas II. Wat kips. ,): A lbany. Oregon ; James Foster, Brock and Ri*cil.
a
m •'te-el and trie el for murder. < *n>
A. McFall, William Jl'^hter, Arthur !.. Temple-
ton, rharles H Erick;«* i, oi Prineville Oregon.
Don’t Miss This.
juror save-el White and Je-tt from
Any and all persor' claim ing adverncly the
above «1« scribe«! hyis'i are requested to file
The formal opening of the Bend the death pe nalty by causing a !
their claims in thij. c'fhce on or before sai<1
nth day of August. “ L
Mewcantile
Company’s store on disagreement of the- jury. He- was
K. M. B r a t t a i s , Register.
Has just \ k efi r« «tveiè’»1 Di'.dt r tin* iii:iiiiV<Hti<»iit ui Ivi M v«l iVirmerly of tin* I art*«
Late r
Tuesday, July 28th, promises to he- evieh-ntly a Hargis man.
well Ialiti ilotfl.
TI M PER L A N D NOTICE.
a very pleasant affair.
The con this juror went to his reward as
HP AUVKHTl.^F.M'fXX.
F ni ted States I^tful offi«AV I.akeview, firfgon. j
l>l;SCNU1 i S Oki fiON.
May 11, 1903.—Noticp i » hereby given that m l cert programme hy Mr. Kennedy’s the* result of a gunshot wound.
New
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W. H. Slaats,
Deschutes,
ro p rie to r.
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M ! NN ESOTA B U F F ET.
The Only First-Class Establishment cf its Kind
HOTEL
com pliance wit h th>- provisions of the act f»f 1
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June
lM*. t u t n i e l . An act for tin Miie «»i O T c h r s t r a W i l l 1 h » I V 11« l< T e d ( l u r i n g , E W P i l , t l i e H t a t e 8 W l t l l P - y . U h l n o t !
timber lamls ir th«
of ( aliiornia. ‘ >rb- [ ..
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g«»n. Nevada n; ! W.isliiog 11 Territory.'' a* 1 t111? U l t l T l l O O l l . ilHCl t h e e V M l l t l J f W i l l have an enjoyable time luring tin-
extended to all the "public land states by act )f
\ugust I. in :* 2 * ih‘* a l l o w i n g name«i i»ersoi»>.
have
file«!
r:
îïii»
office
their s\v< rn
Maternent», to-wit :. ,
f u n n e l (». Peterson,
of Redwood rÿify» (Mpmtyo^ He«l\vood. Stftt>*
of MinPeSjDta^^v orn »tat' pieitt No. 1Ì70, for
the purcIiHsv * *f the hxs
see.
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h e g i v e i l u p t o *.i g r a n d { » y f o t e c h n i e
display and a nhort dance. Every*
hoelv is invited to attend. Follow-
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l l l g I n t h e C O ll C .T t p r o g Tit m i n e :
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( Ive-rture*..
“Alwin” .
Hazel
T!ir»‘»*-«te*p .“ Meliinla’V
Katun
S»-]»*e’tioii
. . ‘‘ Kventiile’1
Freeman
imreha'M «*f th
I • of se«-. 1.1 to. 21 ». r 11 e.
1 VTKHMISHIOX
ilm t ^ a 'c v \ j 1 h off r p r iK 'f t«> s n o w th a t th e
lami '
w ,t i m o re v a lu a b le fo r It» t im b e r <*r Mardi
1 *•Wlilfttliinr .lotm".
\sclicr
«tone i t , r • >r acri« »fltural purp«»«*** att«t t«» Si'liottifti-lie'
‘Jolly l*ii‘kaiiinnies "llowani
••stabli«*li t ltp ir c la im to
t» said land befor** J. J. I
. “ rivoli ne”
I-unbert
Smitlv«.‘
1 r'i* at Prineville, Oregon. Tliree-fttep
'li Tn
2Ütl).aayof August putt.
li» U.
Marcii. "• tire Tin* « 'oiiiiter-i^n’ sconto»»
Peter«on,
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They f a m r . w 't f e s * » - : Namutd U. Pet
Two-step “ In It To Win”
Iz-i)»litoii
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"'tils. Minn.;
of Rc«i
Red w « hh 1
Minn. ; John c.
r , Bruin«
Hntinerd, of
. . : John « \ Brniii^rd.
RbH»pio'V.Pniir^e. Minn.; !.. M .Vn«irr»(*ti and -
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ìt«>pu<vj 9 Ì,Ko*lrtnd. Oregon ; K H Marion
As Olhers View Our
•»f lirair . »'-.V'UV
Any
person» claiming ndver»(*ly th»* 1
F. \V. Jacobs and T.
above <l. »t-rib '1 land» ar?* r^«|nested to ill*’
their clr vV’ i\t4 d»is office «»ff or bt'iofe »ai«l
Portland,
ft|K-nt several
2*»th «lay « f ' N ’, t ITO.
K M. B r i t t a i n . R e g iste r.
Couif1ry(
STAATS
City Meat
it iix i svC T
trial. The- Hargis faction offered
him $5,(MX) to keep silent but be*
WHS'I & COMPANY, Proprietorft.
re-fu-e-el; then they burnVel a hotel , »
hutte-r ¡imi
whidi h** ke pt.
A- a V*-s\iIt two A ll kinds of fresh anil salt meats, poultry, vegetal»
eggs constantly on ham!
incendiaries are aVtitibg trial.
Bcrtd, Oregon;
County Judge HanD ^»»-ad <>f tin- W est Building,
Hargis faction, de-^e-vi>f**<l Je-P ami
W bite- <le*peraiti*ly.
^‘lie Hargis
people f'-aV that \h»'E- me-n. w ho
A. C. LUCÀS. Proprie) or.
se-em to b>* on!v hin <1 assasins. will
tell all t'l'-v k*L>w wiu-ti the* eh-ath* Only First-class Acccm’odations terr the Traveling Public’,
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
se-nfhVit-V* D pronVuiticeil on them
Th’»* Ren.th
tN*riiett i/nd Vatieli-yvA *-ta*. -top» it it- il<Kirs ami livery
teams can la: bad on «Và’/rt lu-tii i l - -Irin to til»- timlft-r
Nf fT>. OREGON
A ’
T. JA'nes of as F Mk'i-lx'
Tfiis we-e-k tlie grami
days at this jury Vrè-Vts A, that c'»tinty uti'b-r
place the first of the week. Dir. the Vin'lly
pVoltehtion of the
B. <*. ?ackett of ‘ »fami Forks Jacobe had interests in the Bridal milititi
The R.^»u)»li»-an p a r ty 1
ami Frank ^inith and B. T. Spai- Neil country before the Ÿlh* of a ha"-n^MinT'-d B*-lknap for gover-
W ei of Thompson. X. Dak., are year ng»». when We Vi-Yrioved to nor Vhi.jV ^»tatform charges th»-
fooking, pf*-«Mc foU-Vlmr with par»hmi»ig
*l»en«limr A week in this vicinity. Portland, ami Weis
They have timl*er claims near **'ir over the Deschutes Yohnt^y with a I/»-Vn'dtV*tic biur'l»-r<-t*
of
t)i»* Jnsf
t»»wn ami will prove up on them view elf inVestVlfX afiil ptohalily lo- fetf'1*^' %'T*
Th«* »ea-grass is
at The DalTes la-fore they return t o »eating here. He* has great faith in pvobahly »rowing for the necks of
'heir home«.
j thii ri^fAn #Mng '» e ^fne*
1r)m-^ a W-«ft Hentm-k-y »rtitla«'1
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LOW’S CASH GROCERY
t.VTLK. OHI.no>.
of)*‘|D**,l uip ^ ith A
stock of grttawrlps. canned
gbods, flour etr.
I’ PlrtfJh Vej the st«»< k Will Is- teeeiVe»! 1n a P ’/it >'<•’»' ‘d’N